Stop wasting hours hunting down rogue schematic symbols and PCB footprints on dead forums. Schematic World is a 100% free desktop companion app built to supercharge your Proteus Design Suite workflow. It features automatic local directory detection to install or cleanly wipe community-contributed libraries in a single click. To keep you entirely inside your zone of focus, it also packs a massive built-in engineering suite of 100+ calculators, guides, and pinout references.
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Hey Product Hunt community! 👋
If you’ve ever used Proteus Design Suite, you know the absolute headache of managing component libraries. You find a part on an old forum, download a sketchy zip file, manually copy files into hidden system folders, edit index text files by hand... and hope it doesn't break your existing setup.
We built Schematic World to completely automate that grind. It detects your Proteus directory out-of-the-box, lets you browse a unified community catalog, and injects or cleanly uninstalls libraries with one click. No account required, no ads, and no telemetry.
Plus, we packed in over 100 native electrical engineering tools (calculators, trace width guides, filter designers) so you don't have to keep flipping back and forth to your browser while actively designing hardware.
We’d love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or what calculators you want us to add next! 🚀⚡
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How does it actually handle library conflicts when the community folder already has symbols that overlap with what you are trying to install?
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Finally gave this a spin and the one-click library wipe alone is worth it, no more leftover junk clogging up Proteus. The pinout reference section is surprisingly handy when you just need a quick answer without alt-tabbing.
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Took it for a spin on a Proteus project I was stuck on and the one-click library install actually just worked, no config fuss. The pinout references alone saved me from digging through old PDFs.
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the auto-detection for Proteus library directories is a really thoughtful touch, makes swapping in community libraries feel almost invisible. love that it bundles pinouts and calculators in the same window so you never have to alt-tab out mid-design.
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Took it for a quick spin last night and the local directory detection works exactly as promised, dropped the new libs into Proteus without touching a single path setting. Genuinely useful having the calculator suite tucked in the corner too, saved me a tab or two while sizing some resistors.
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How does it handle updates when community libraries change, do users need to manually re-import or does it sync automatically in the background?
How does it actually handle library conflicts when the community folder already has symbols that overlap with what you are trying to install?
Finally gave this a spin and the one-click library wipe alone is worth it, no more leftover junk clogging up Proteus. The pinout reference section is surprisingly handy when you just need a quick answer without alt-tabbing.
Took it for a spin on a Proteus project I was stuck on and the one-click library install actually just worked, no config fuss. The pinout references alone saved me from digging through old PDFs.
the auto-detection for Proteus library directories is a really thoughtful touch, makes swapping in community libraries feel almost invisible. love that it bundles pinouts and calculators in the same window so you never have to alt-tab out mid-design.
Took it for a quick spin last night and the local directory detection works exactly as promised, dropped the new libs into Proteus without touching a single path setting. Genuinely useful having the calculator suite tucked in the corner too, saved me a tab or two while sizing some resistors.
How does it handle updates when community libraries change, do users need to manually re-import or does it sync automatically in the background?